Lyudmil Stoyanov

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Monument to Lyudmil Stoyanov in Sofia

Lyudmil Stojanow , actually Georgi Stojanow Slatarew , ( Bulgarian Людмил Стоянов ; born February 6, 1888 in Kovachevitsa , † April 11, 1973 in Sofia ) was a Bulgarian writer .

Stoyanov wrote short stories and novels. He also worked as a translator of Russian and Soviet literature. He belonged to the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and was a member of the World Peace Council .

He was honored as a Hero of Socialist Labor and the Dimitrov Prize .

Works (selection)

  • The Mercy of Mars , 1923, (German: 1958)
  • Hatidsche , 1924, (German: 1958)
  • The silver wedding of Colonel Matow , 1933, (German: 1957)
  • Cholera , 1935, (German: 1957)
  • Mechmed Sinap , 1936

literature

personal data
SURNAME Stoyanov, Lyudmil
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Slatarew, Georgi Stoyanov (real name); Стоянов, Людмил (Bulgarian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bulgarian writer
DATE OF BIRTH February 6, 1888
PLACE OF BIRTH Kovachevitsa
DATE OF DEATH April 11, 1973
Place of death Sofia